Brodie and the Button Collective will end the usual evening of entertainment with toe tapping, hip shaking tunes for dancing.
An evening of Indian food, variety acts and gypsy dance music.
Begin the evening from 6.45 with Bev Singh's Indian banquet.
Vindaloo lamb
Dhal
Fried rice with vegetables $15 for a large plate including samosa
Samosas, yoghurt and sambals
The regular entertainment features some of our favourite acts of the last year:
singer-songwriter James Webb,
exquisite singer-guitarist Liora Claff,
long-time a cappella favourites, The Acapelicans,
the irresistible Fry Babies and
Cythara (harp, violin and guitar)
Then push back the chairs cos you will want to dance to
The Button Collective.
The Buttons have had a big year, winning the local National Campus Band Competition, appearing at Splendour In The Grass and Lismore Lantern Parade and have recently recorded an album. Having been to TUF before, they have graciously agreed to appear again, before an extensive East Coast tour and a gig at the Byron Falls festival.
The Button Collective is an exciting gypsy folk band, borrowing elements from traditional folk-dance bands of Ireland and central Europe, spiced with the spirit of the fast-paced bluegrass from America, and all with a very personal and intimate delivery. The Button Collective incorporates accordion, mandolin, fiddle, banjo, harmonica, double bass, drums, and rich, multi-layered vocal harmonies.
Bring your spare buttons, because you will probably pop a few!
https://www.facebook.com/buttoncollective
Entry $10 / $5
Begin the evening from 6.45 with Bev Singh's Indian banquet.
Vindaloo lamb
Dhal
Fried rice with vegetables $15 for a large plate including samosa
Samosas, yoghurt and sambals
The regular entertainment features some of our favourite acts of the last year:
singer-songwriter James Webb,
exquisite singer-guitarist Liora Claff,
long-time a cappella favourites, The Acapelicans,
the irresistible Fry Babies and
Cythara (harp, violin and guitar)
Then push back the chairs cos you will want to dance to
The Button Collective.
The Buttons have had a big year, winning the local National Campus Band Competition, appearing at Splendour In The Grass and Lismore Lantern Parade and have recently recorded an album. Having been to TUF before, they have graciously agreed to appear again, before an extensive East Coast tour and a gig at the Byron Falls festival.
The Button Collective is an exciting gypsy folk band, borrowing elements from traditional folk-dance bands of Ireland and central Europe, spiced with the spirit of the fast-paced bluegrass from America, and all with a very personal and intimate delivery. The Button Collective incorporates accordion, mandolin, fiddle, banjo, harmonica, double bass, drums, and rich, multi-layered vocal harmonies.
Bring your spare buttons, because you will probably pop a few!
https://www.facebook.com/buttoncollective
Entry $10 / $5
Proceeds to Camp Quality, Northern Rivers
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